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The Gili Islands are an archipelago of three Indonesian islands off the coast of Lombok, part of the Sunda Islands. Our choice was Gili Air and we're not sorry! We chose...
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It is a romantic city, bathed in lakes, where the palaces still rustle with the splendour of the Maharanas. We are in Udaïpur, capital of the oldest kingdom in Rajasthan, the Mewar. Surrounded by verdant mountains where the Maharanas hunted tigers...
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Imagine a haven of peace, adventure and exoticism nestled in the heart of an archipelago paradise! Sun Siyam Resorts' new seaside experience nestles in the spectacular beauty of the Indian Ocean and the glamour of islands at affordable prices....
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Imagine a vast ocean of brilliant colours, a living fairyland where 150 million plants flourish in the blazing desert sun. Welcome to Dubai's Miracle Garden, a place where nature and human ingenuity create a visual symphony...
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Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, a leader in the global hotel industry and part of the Accor group, announces the opening of its first hotel in Japan on 1 July 2025. Combining elegance and modern design, the hotel is located in the southern tower...
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To coincide with the "Hommage" exhibition at Quai de la Photo by Franck Desplanques, photographer and editor-in-chief of the TV programme Rendez-vous en terre inconnue, we spoke to Tahnee Juguin for the magazine Natives, which has published a special issue, a catalogue...
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If you're passionate about luxury rail travel, Japan is the ideal destination. The Shiki-Shima, the Twilight Express Mizukaze and the Seven Stars Nanatsuboshi offer you a unique experience of the Land of the Rising Sun, in a...
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En train au Japon is a book by Aimie Eliot, journalist and correspondent in Tokyo, which offers a different way of travelling in the Land of the Rising Sun. With a dense network criss-crossing the country, rail is undoubtedly one of the...
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Tokyo, which was once a small fishing village called Edo, began to develop as a political and cultural centre in the early 17th century, when the Tokugawa shogunate established its capital in the city. It is...
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